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... bear the child of a man with whom one was entangled in pas- sion - love became an assertion of the seeming uniqueness of that love ; to bear this man's child was to bring this love to a tangible consum- mation . Bastards were believed ...
... bear the child of a man with whom one was entangled in pas- sion - love became an assertion of the seeming uniqueness of that love ; to bear this man's child was to bring this love to a tangible consum- mation . Bastards were believed ...
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... bear- ing a child is central to a woman's life . " 27 More recently , in the United States , there has been widespread in- terest in various combinations of the Dick - Read , Lamaze , and Kit- zinger approaches . The move toward midwife ...
... bear- ing a child is central to a woman's life . " 27 More recently , in the United States , there has been widespread in- terest in various combinations of the Dick - Read , Lamaze , and Kit- zinger approaches . The move toward midwife ...
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... bear a child out of wedlock has been to violate the property laws that say a woman and her child must legally be- long to some man , and that , if they do not , they are at best marginal people , vulnerable to every kind of sanction ...
... bear a child out of wedlock has been to violate the property laws that say a woman and her child must legally be- long to some man , and that , if they do not , they are at best marginal people , vulnerable to every kind of sanction ...
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Anger and Tenderness | 1 |
The Sacred Calling | 19 |
The Kingdom of the Fathers | 32 |
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